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I'm a starving writer (only because my stomach is a bottomless pit) who graduated from Purchase College's limited writer's program in NY. My main passions are film, television, and novels, but above all, storytelling. All of my endeavors are driven by the quest to find what makes a story great.
Adapting to change is key as a business owner. The unexpected rise in costs from covid, inflation, and supply chain issues can eat into your profits. There are options for you to still make money off your government contract. A great solution is a Request for Equitable Adjustment or REA.
On August 31, 2021, Exactech recalled 147,732 knee replacements already implanted into patients' bodies. According to Exactech's letter to surgeons, the plastic in the tibia component is wearing out and degrading much faster than expected. This plastic component acts as cartilage, or a cushion, between the metal components of the new knee joint.
https://www.mctlaw.com/business-law/government-contract-lawsuits/request-for-equitable-adjustments-rea/ mctlaw | Government Contracting | What to Know About Requests for Equitable Adjustments (REA) mctlaw's attorney Jason Cejka answers questions on every business owner's mind when their government contract goes wrong and explains how a request for an equitable price adjustment (REA) can make back their profits.
Anne Carrion Toale, Esq. is a named partner at mctlaw where she specializes in vaccine injury law. Ms. Toale has worked in the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims for nineteen years. Her track record is nearly flawless. Ms. Toale has always been a natural litigator.
A review of the film DIRTY DANCING.
A fairly successful Instagram reel I created to promote The BarcaLounger Ltd. podcast's episode on Stranger Things season 4.